On May 23, SUNRICHER successfully hosted the “Empowering the Future of Smart Lighting” 2026 Smart Lighting Technology Seminar & New Product Launch, bringing together over 150 industry professionals and partners. The event focused on advanced technologies including DALI, Bluetooth, and KNX, featuring expert presentations, real-world application case studies, and the official launch of the SUNRICHER DALI Center and new intelligent lighting control solutions.

Sunricher announces that eight product categories, including sensor switch, generic switch, door sensor, and Azoula Bridge, have officially achieved Matter Certification. This milestone expands Sunricher’s interoperable smart home ecosystem, enabling seamless integration with major platforms such as Apple Home, Google Home, and Amazon Alexa.

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Join us at Guangzhou International Lighting Exhibition (GILE) 2026!

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On January 27, 2026, Good Light Group Asia (GLGA) officially launched in Guangzhou. As a founding core member, Sunricher supports the Good Light Awakening initiative and will continue delivering measurable, verifiable lighting solutions with industry partners.

Sunricher has received its Zhaga Consortium Associate Membership Certificate, reinforcing our commitment to open standards and interoperable smart lighting ecosystems.

Sunricher will exhibit at Light + Building 2026 from 8–13 March in Frankfurt, Germany. Visit us at Hall 8.0, Booth G51 to explore smart lighting control solutions.

Sunricher’s DALI D4i LED Drivers are now officially listed as compatible with Lutron’s Athena Wireless Node (AWN), enabling seamless bi-directional communication, stable dimming, and built-in AUX power for smart building lighting projects. Drivers are available from 30W to 80W and support emergency lighting requirements. Learn more about Sunricher D4i solutions.

Sunricher hosted a Healthy Lighting Exchange Seminar featuring Lawrence Lin, exploring how scientific light recipes promote human health, emotion, and productivity.

At the Hong Kong International Lighting Fair, Chair of the Mesh Working Group at Bluetooth SIG Mr. Szymon Slupik shared insights on Bluetooth Networked Lighting Control (NLC), highlighting its scalability, DALI interoperability, and future expansion into sensing and HVAC integration.